Symphony Service has announced its key role in engineering consumer health resource provider Inherited Health's powerful, user-friendly hereditary risk assessment tool that enables consumers to identify inheritable health and disease risks by working collaboratively with other family members to build a family tree of their health.
Inherited Health initially tapped new product development services provider CoreObjects in 2010 to engineer its flagship health history software solution. In September 2010, Symphony Services announced its acquisition of CoreObjects at about the same time the engineering team was building Inherited Health's flagship solution that enables customers to determine their specific health risks associated with family history, and the actions they could take to stay healthy.
"From the very beginning of our relationship with CoreObjects - and now with Symphony Services - , we have emphasized the delivery of agreed-upon engineering outcomes and the mitigation of risk as the most important factors dictating the success of our engineering function," said Lee Essner, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Inherited Health. "In Symphony, we have found a provider that not only knows our market extremely well but can deliver the cutting-edge and differentiated technology we need .
